I'm glad for this finding, I suppose, but the world discriminates against disabled people in many more ways than this without any obvious recourse. As just a pe

I'm glad for this finding, I suppose, but the world discriminates against disabled people in many more ways than this without any obvious recourse. As just a personal example, I'm over 6 ft with 10 screws in my spine and really can't ride in the back seat of a standard sedan for more than a few minutes without being in quite a bit of pain. Ever since Uber started the "no passengers in the front seat" policy thanks to Covid, that means I can only take Uber XL, which costs more no matter what. It's even worse for air travel, since I can only travel 1st class for anything more than a local flight. Airlines are only annoying most people when they squeeze us for space to the bare minimum of an average-sized, completely healthy person, but for others, they've giving us spasms and leaving us hobbled for hours after the flight.